All OS 9 programs can be put directly into this folder after it has been placed into the Emulator alias icon. Note the Unix Root path in SheepShaverGUI as follows: Applications/SheepShaver-2.3/Emulator/EmulatorTransfers. Now make a new folder called EmulatorTransfers. Click "Volumes/Add" in order to note your Mac 3 & Emulator.dmg paths.ĥ.
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Click "Memory/Misc" and note the path to your Mac OS ROM (and make the size 512 MB). Using SheepShaverGUI, create your 200 MB Mac OS 9 Volume. NOTE: When you reboot, the 500 MB Emulator icon created on your desktop by Disk Utility will have disappeared while the Emulator alias icon has remained in the SheepShaver folder.Ĥ. This little alias is the key to everything working. An Emulator alias icon is created in the process. Separately, drag and drop the Emulator.dmg and the Emuiator icon into the SheepShaver folder. (It can also be used occasionally to drop/retrieve files and folders but the one to use is the EmulatorTransfers folder alias described in Step 5.)ģ. The icon called Emulator on your desktop was created automatically along with the Emulator.dmg. Where it says Size, check 500MB (leave everything else), choose your destination, save as Emulator.dmg and that's it.) (Quickie lesson to create Emulator.dmg: Just open Disk Utility. The Mac OS ROM that you downloaded and expanded using TomeViewer (on your old Mac) and the 500MB volume we'll call Emulator.dmg that you created with your Disk Utility (on your new Intel Mac) are also put in the SheepShaver folder.
On your Intel IMac, the downloaded SheepShaver-2.3 folder goes in your Applications folder. It also may help if you adopt my nomenclature for files and folders.Ģ. Most of the other necessities are easily found on the Internet with instructions (websites like ) so I'll just pick it up at the point where you have already obtained the required elements. If you don't have your own, that's why you have friends. First and foremost, you must obtain an OS 9 Boot Up Disk.
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